Formation
Disciplinska Komisija was formed in 2000. The group started as a project from Edo Maajka, then member of the group "Defence", and DJ Soul, the host of the first Bosnian hip hop show Fmjam. The first half of the members come from the group Odbrana (Defence) and are Edo Maajka, Moonja and a little later HZA. The second half of the members came from the group Dirty Angelz and were Frenkie, Mirnes & Koma.
The group hardly ever holds concerts together, as each member has conflicts in their schedules, but all for them actively guest appear on each others albums and represent their group, DK, and Fmjam. For about 10 years this group is still together and they still work together. This group makes up the framework of Fmjam, in which Edo Maajka has a lot of influence as he is the spearhead and creator of the group, the one who released his groundbreaking first album, thus first he was popular in Tuzla, then after his first album he became popular throughout the entire region of the former Yugoslavia. Then Edo released his second album in 2004, which went 2x platinum. In 2005, Frenkie released his first album, then Munja released his album with Defence the same year. In 2007 HZA released his solo album, now all the members have at least one album out, so they are concentrating on their groups album. With their new artist and producer, Mirnes.
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